info-mac@uw-beaver (01/24/85)
From: ralphw@mit-cls (Ralph W. Hyre Jr.) Is there a version of macput that will send more than one file at a time? Wildcards don't seem to be handled in the usual way. It would be useful to have a Kermit-like batch modem for sending a lot a files. If there isn't, I'll try to modify the current one. - Ralph Hyre
info-mac@uw-beaver (01/25/85)
From: winkler@harvard.ARPA (Dan Winkler) You can get macput to send multiple files by writing a simple loop in the shell. For example to download everything ending in .c and the file prog.doc, just type the following to the csh prompt: foreach file (*.c prog.doc) macput -u $file end Someone here has even written a shell script that looks at the suffix (.rsrc, .data, or .info) and determines which switch to give to macput.
jimb@amd.UUCP (Jim Budler) (01/27/85)
In article <> info-mac@uw-beaver writes: >From: ralphw@mit-cls (Ralph W. Hyre Jr.) > >Is there a version of macput that will send more than one file at a time? There is a shell script called macsend that passed by on the net a while ago which uses standard shell wildcards, calls macput and rings the bell when done. It is included (along with macput, macget, tohex, fromhex, and xbin ) in a more recent posting of UN*X/Mac Utilities to net.sources.mac by Chuq von Rospatch (sp?) (or is that Koala). He is trying to arrange an interchange of net.sources.mac with Arpa so you may see it soon. -- Jim Budler Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (408) 982-6547 UUCPnet: {ucbvax,decwrl,ihnp4,allegra,intelca}!amd!jimb Compuserve: 72415,1200 The Source: STW265